#good shobbos to those who do and dont celebrate saturday as the day of rest
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I saw a post that was saying how Eddie Munson is Catholic, and I was like damn, I post a lot of Jewish Eddie Munson content for someone who's Catholic.
But since I'm here anyways-
Ever since he was young, Eddie's favorite cultural foods were cholent (a type of stew) and challah (a type a braided bread). When Eddie got older, and stopped living with his parents, he stopped eating cultural foods.
One day, he was in a library, specifically the cookbook section because he wanted to make Steve dinner. And then he spotter it. A kosher cookbook. He flipped through it and it had so many cultural foods; bagels, Matzah, knishes, bourekas, schnitzel... Things his parents used to make.
He got the book from the library and attempted at making a few recipes. That Friday night, Steve was greeted to a spread of cholent, challah, and salami.
"This is the go-to shobbos meal!" Eddie said happily. "Look, you take the cholent and you wrap it in the salami. Or you can just dip the challah in it. Both are good. The wrapping cholent in salami is more fun," Eddie said.
Steve grinned. He was glad Eddie was sharing a part a his culture with him. And although it was different, Steve really did enjoy the food.
"Eds, thank you."
Eddie blushed. "I mean, thank you...for not being grossed out that I'm Jewish and stuff like that."
"Oh Eddie," Steve got up and walked across the table to hug him.
"Hey hey hey," Eddie said, "sit back down, Stevie. I didn't serve dessert, honey cake, yet."
Steve laughed but sat back down. Tonight was a good night.
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